A SON of former NFL player Daniel Muir has been reported missing after his grandmother found severe bruising on his face.
Bryson Muir, the 14-year-old son of former Colts player Daniel Muir, has been missing since June 16.
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The teen was last reported leaving his grandmother’s house more than two weeks ago, NBC affiliate WTHR reported.
Cheryl Wright picked up her grandson after her daughter allegedly asked and noticed severe bruising on his face.
“He just said it was his father, but he wasn’t mad, but he wasn’t mad at his father. He told me he deserved it and it was okay,” Wright told WTHR.
“So I told him that it wasn’t like that and that no one should hit their children like that, not if they loved them.”
Wright took Bryson back to his home in Cleveland and he was picked up by his mother, father and an unknown adult male a few days later.
However, before Bryson’s parents could pick him up, Wright called the police.
A few minutes after Bryson was picked up at Wright’s Ohio home, police stopped the van he was picked up in.
But when the car was stopped, Bryson was nowhere to be found.
Disappearance of Bryson Muir
The Indiana State Police issued a Silver Alert for Bryson Muir on June 16.
- 14 years
- 6 feet 2 inches
- 185 pounds
- Black hair with brown eyes
- Last seen wearing an orange Under Armor shirt and blue jeans
- Missing from Logansport, Indiana
If you have any information about Bryson Muir, please contact the Indiana State Police in Peru at 765-513-9907 or 911.
When asked what she believed happened to Bryson, Wright said “the only thing the cops told me is they probably put him in another vehicle and that car drove off.”
The Indiana State Police issued a Silver Alert for the 6’2, 14-year-old boy, stating, “He is believed to be in extreme danger and may require medical assistance.”
There have been no updates on Bryson’s whereabouts since the Silver Alert was filed, but his parents are no longer cooperating with the investigation, authorities reported.
Bryson’s parents, Daniel and Kristin Muir, agreed to bring their son to a meeting with investigators on Friday at 12 p.m.
An hour before the scheduled meeting, the Muirs backed out of the agreement.
The Indiana State Police said the Muirs’ failure to meet the agreed meeting time “signaled an unwillingness to cooperate” with police.
Police were unable to contact Bryson’s parents weeks before the scheduled meeting, and now online speculation is leading some to believe that a cult may be involved in Bryson Muir’s disappearance.
Police said the property where the Muir family lives, as well as the car driven to pick up Bryson from his grandmother’s house, belonged to the Fox affiliate Servant Leader’s Foundation. WXIN reported.
The Servant Leader’s Foundation is a religious nonprofit organization that promotes putting other people’s needs above your own.
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“[Our] The mission is to inspire and equip leaders around the world to find meaning and purpose in their work, foster an environment of trust and respect at all levels of an organization, and achieve success through the implementation of servant leadership. foundation.
The foundation is located on 5.63 acres of land listed in Cass County in Davenport, Indiana, IndyStar reported.
Daniel Muir purchased the land in 2020 but sold it to the foundation in 2023, according to property records.
Upon entering the property, residents are greeted by a sign that reads “Welcome to the Indiana-Goshen Straitway.”
Indiana-Goshen StraitThe YouTube channel has links to the Strait Ministry of Truth.
The website describes the group as “a nation of Hebrew Israelites (translated in the KJV as Jews) who are keepers of the commandments; obedient to Yah (God) and our savior, Jesus the Christ.”
“We are blessed with a vibrant deliverance ministry and life-changing truth from a true pastor from Jeremiah 3:15. We praise and thank Yah for all things,” the description continued.
“In terms of what to expect from us – expect to hear things that will disturb you. Expect to find things in your Bible that you have never seen before. You will be challenged.”
No official connection between Bryson’s disappearance and the Servant Leader’s Foundation has been established.
Bryson Muir is still missing, anyone with information on his location is asked to call the Indiana State Police at 1-800-382-0689 or call 911
If you suspect that a child may be being abused or neglected, call DCS hotline at 800-800-5556
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